EINSTEIN DATE NOTE FOUND || Searching for Fancy Serial Numbers and Rare Bills

Albert Einstein's prediction of the bending of light by the gravity of the Sun, one of the components of his general theory of relativity, can be tested during a solar eclipse, when stars with apparent position near the sun become visible. Following an unsuccessful attempt to validate this prediction during the Solar eclipse of June 8, 1918, two expeditions were made to measure positions of stars during this eclipse (see Eddington experiment). The first was led by Sir Frank Watson Dyson and Sir Arthur Eddington to the island of Principe (off the west coast of Africa), the second by Andrew Claude de la Cherois Crommelin and Charles Rundle Davidson to Sobral in Brazil. The stars that both expeditions observed were in the constellation Taurus. (Cocidentally, the astrological sign for those born in May is Taurus) Thanks for joining the currency and coin community here on YouTube! We strive to put out videos as quickly as we can that cover coins and bank notes. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE IF YOU ENJOYED THE VIDEO! AND... Remember... Always check your bills! Serial numbers, miscuts, and errors of all kinds can make their way into your pocket or wallet. These can be worth hundreds of dollars to thousands of dollars! Comment or email us any questions or suggestions for videos on coins, bills and other banknotes, precious metals and more! Don't forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube Channel so we can build the community and stay in touch! Helpful Links: